@Doug Martin You should partner with someone thats doing big apartment building aquisitions and let your money ride with them, get a modest return while learning.

Andy and I also ride bicycles for sport on the weekend.

And due to my career, I have good contractor contacts that can help get any necessary renovations or repairs done in very timely fashion.

If you feel anxiety at work, sorry NO that is NOT a disability, that's called welcome to reality that life isn't always a comfort ride.

With rates moving the way they have, I’m curious how other investors are structuring their deals to stay protected:For DSCR loans, are you leaning more toward fixed rates for predictability, or do you ride out ARMs for flexibility?

It is another technology where people will ride the wave and then in a decade or so will normalize and integrate into the whole system of computers, robots, etc.

We aren’t exactly how we will approach that… but until then we will keep the ship afloat and enjoy the ride!

With New Construction loans, investors can create value from the ground up and ride the wave of market momentum.Anyone here focusing on building vs. buying existing?

This might sound silly, but an old fashioned spreadsheet if you only have a deal or two.

I just hope for this ride to be over and hopefully try to recoup some of our money through the tax code.